Metal Welding Services

Precision welding for custom fabrication and scalable production

Welding That Works — Built In-House for Precision & Strength

Welds are known for their structural integrity, securing two or more joins in metal components their role in your products, is absolutely vital.

Metal welding is our bread and butter, with decades of experience within our in-house team, using state of the art jigged welding benches alongside bespoke designed jigs, that enable us to complete accurate, flat and time efficient welds that can keep up with mass production volume welding.

Our team complete MIG, TIG, Stud and Spot Metal Welding in-house, covering an extensive range of ferrous and non-ferrous materials, our team convert what was once a sheet or tube of metal into a fully fledged product.

Why Choose us for welding?

Whether you’re finalising a prototype or scaling up production, our welding experts are here to help.

We’ll guide you through selecting the right welding method, material compatibility, and join locations to ensure your finished product is strong, safe, and built to spec.

State-of-the-art equipment
Fast turnaround times
Skilled in-house welders
Scalable from prototype to production

From Start to Finish, we know metalwork

Every stage handled in-house — from CAD design to welding, finishing, and final delivery.

Design

Our in-house design team work with 2D and 3D Computer Aided Design software to capture your product requirements and
provide a detailed render or drawing for sign off.

Product Prototyping

Our in-house team work from product design through to delivery, our fabrication team use their decades of experience and knowledge to engineer your bespoke prototype products, in stainless steel, aluminium, mild steel and copper alloys.

Production Volume Welding

With five of the most advanced jig-welding benches and bespoke jigs, our team can complete production volume welds to maintain tight
project timelines.

Metal Finishing

Following the completion of fabrication, our in-house powder coating plant, shotblasting facilities, direct to substrate printing and metal polishing facilities ensure your product is ready for direct shipment, being managed throughout.

What is MIG Welding?

MIG (Metal Inert Gas) Welding has been used since the 1940s, it’s the most common industrial welding process, it’s extremely versatile and it’s possible to complete welds in a relatively quick timeframe, allowing for short lead times to be achieved at a lower cost.

What is TIG Welding?

TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) Welding much like MIG Welding has been used since the 1940s, though it has some differences. TIG Welding is conducted at a lower heat point and is more commonly used for thinner materials and where aesthetics play an important part.